Mar 21, 2013 1:46:00 AM The club's sporting manager feels there is no reason for the Polish striker to keep the German champions come july 1st in light of speculation linking him elsewhere The striker has been linked with Manchester United and Bayern Munich recently, but the 50-year-old has no need to view a person of such quality leave the Westfalenstadion. "He is rolling out right into a world-class player with us in the last three years," the former Germany global told Sport Bild. "Lewandowski is probably the best three strikers in Europe. We do not depend on a transfer fee this phrase. Why should not he keep another season?" Zorc went on to express that he'd prefer to see playmaker Mario Gotze remain with the German champions until he retires. "I had want to hold Mario at BVB until he is 35," he continued. "We are planning another years with him. It's our wish that he'll remain for quite a while and he knows that. Mario seems very comfortable at BVB. His agent and he can deal with his future responsibly, I'm sure of that." Jurgen Kloppas side have reached the Champions League quarter-finals, where they confront Malaga.
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